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Written by Tanja Garces
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Sunday, 21 June 2009 15:51 |
Burying bones probably has its roots in hunting behaviour. When survival depended upon what was
caught during the hunt, every scrap of meat was important to a dog pack and they buried the
leftovers. This hid it from other predators and preserved it for future use. |
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Written by Tanja Garces
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Monday, 11 May 2009 11:55 |
 BEGGING FOR HELP!
Please join the SPCA 500 Club.
Not only would you help the SPCA but you stand a chance of winning prizes as well.
Please, I urge and beg all animal lovers to get involved and help us reach the magic figure of 500 sponsors.
Click on the Read more button to find out how you can help my less fortunate brothers and sisters...
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Written by Maggie van der Merwe
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Sunday, 08 March 2009 12:44 |
 From left to right:
Marie and Tanzan, Vivien and Bailie and Tanya and Zac are progressing well in the current Novice Course. Here they are demonstrating
For more photos see GALLERY - OBEDIENCE |
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Written by Maggie van der Merwe
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009 14:47 |
THINK DOG Understand how dogs learn and what makes them tick as a species. Dogs are not humans and do not react as such!
TALK DOG Learn how to communicate effectively in dog language. Dogs can’t speak English or any other human language. You, however, can learn to talk dog.
TOP DOG Who’s in charge? YOU are. You have to be your dog’s pack leader. He’ll be much happier and better behaved when he doesn't think he’s responsible for you.
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